Jobe is back with Jeff, and the guys talk hit songs they absolutely hate. They give joint reviews of Willenium by Will Smith and Yourself or Someone Like You by Matchbox 20, and cheat a little bit by showcasing Matthew Ryan in the Unsigned Artist Spotlight.

Jeff welcomes his wife (and bonafide MCU authority) Casey onto the show to talk about their favorite songs and uses of music in the movies of Marvel Comics.

Kenneth Jobe is benched this week, so Jeff picked up the slack and recorded a solo ep., which includes:

– Music from Black Foxxes & Superchunk  – Some music headlines  – Jeff actually (kind of) reviews Taylor Swift – Reviews of albums assigned by listeners

Jeff and Jobe welcome back Tavis Werts (The Cineramas) to discuss their favorite noise rock, from its origins to today.

Jeff and Jobe try something different with this Bonus Episode: they record as they watch Anima, the new collaborative release on Netflix from Thom Yorke and Paul Thomas Anderson, in real time, MST3K style.

*It is recommended you listen to this episode when you're able to watch Anima along with them

This episode finds Jeff and Jobe stepping in the time machine that is their random year generator and traveling back to the Year of Our Lord 2002 to play some of their favorites. Plus, Jeff reviews I Don't Like Shit, I Don't Go Outside by Earl Sweatshirt, music from Drug Church, and The Surrealists from the UK in the Unsigned Artist Spotlight.

It's the dog days of summer, and Jeff and Jobe acknowledge the season with their episode devoted to all things summer—heat, the sun, etc. Jeff reviews Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots by Flaming Lips, Jobee spins a tune from Khruangbin, music from Sun House in the Unsigned Artist Spotlight, and the guys discuss the importance of letting their kids hurt themselves.

Jeff and Jobe talk about festivals—why so many of them seem to be such lackluster affairs, and what could improve them to the point that the guys would actually want to attend one.